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CrispNet implements automated virus filtering
March 4th, 2004: All emails passing through the CrispNet mail server
gateway will now be filtered for Viruses. Our virus database is updated every
morning at 4:00 AM to keep up with the latest viruses.
This will further cut down the amount of spam/virus related emails finally
reaching subscriber mailboxes. Even though the virus infected emails
are filtered on the CrispNet server, we still recommend running the virus
protection software on your PC for added local protection.

New spam/virus E-mails Impersonating Crisp.net StaffMarch 3rd, 2004: A new breed of spam/virus emails are being sent
with forged titles such as "Warning about your e-mail account"
or "E-mail account security warning". These messages claim to
be from "The Crisp.net team". These messages appear to be a form letter with ISP name implanted and contain a virus attachment
that will infect the computer if opened. Please do not open these
attachments, and delete the e-mail right away.
CrispNet will never send you any attachments like these.
If we need to send software, then it will be posted on our website.

CrispNet Cuts the Spam with SpamAssassinJanuary 19th, 2004: CrispNet is proud to unveil powerful
spam filtering for the end user. We already block as much as 90%
of the spam coming into our servers immediately, but to stop that
last 10%, we now offer the additional coverage of the award winning
content filter, SpamAssassin. You can even customize your
filtering rules to your own tolerance level!

As many other features, this is also included in every subscriber
account for free of charge!

Just login to WebOffice in the grey box on the left and click
on the "Spam Can" icon,
and you're ready to go. This works for both those who read their
mail through WebOffice or through traditional mail clients
like Outlook, Eudora, or Netscape.